Cosmetics group Clarins has reported a 42% rise in sales for 2007 to just over €1bn with an operating margin below that of 2006, despite an improvement in business in second half 2007. The company has said it is confident that sales this year will continue to expand.
Clarins reports strong 2007 sales
Cosmetics group Clarins has reported a 42% rise in sales for 2007 to just over €1bn with an operating margin below that of 2006, despite an improvement in business in second half 2007. The company has said it is confident that sales this year will continue to expand.
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